Judges taking over the Constitutional Tribunal entered the building through Donald Tusk's office. The head of the Chancellery of the Prime Minister gave consent.

Jan Grabiec, head of the Prime Minister's Chancellery, confirmed that judges of the Constitutional Tribunal were allowed to pass through KPRM for security reasons. This decision followed police and SOP requests due to safety concerns. The judges entered the Tribunal through Donald Tusk's office. Grabiec mentioned that the ruling coalition desires a constitutional reset, but a proposed law to change the selection of judges was rejected. He expressed confidence in the coalition's ability to pass constitutional laws, despite lacking a majority for constitutional amendments. Protests have erupted following a crisis in the Tribunal, with calls for a reset and a technical government. Prime Minister Tusk emphasized the need for a strong democratic state in response to the situation.